The US Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration provides funding to South Carolina through the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) to support non-motorized transportation initiatives. Local governments, schools, and other entities can partner with the South Carolina Depart

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Challenges persist in recruiting and retaining a skilled workforce in North Carolina's state government as vacancies rates remain high and turnover rates soar. The decline in applications for state jobs has led to prolonged hiring processes and numerous unfilled positions, impacting crucial public s

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Explore the migration patterns from Charleston, South Carolina, to Flat Rock, North Carolina, driven by factors like disease, racism, and a desire for better health. Understand the motivations behind temporary relocations and the impact of communal movement on society. Delve into the vocabulary rela

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Explore in-depth discussions on property tax reductions, income tax exemptions, sales tax obligations, and disaster losses for farmers in North Carolina. Learn about qualifications for tax benefits, record-keeping requirements, and potential deductions. Stay informed on recent tax legislation change

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This content discusses the medication administration policies for unlicensed personnel in schools, particularly focusing on the UCPS Board of Education Medication Policy in North Carolina. It emphasizes the importance of administering medication only when necessary and the authorization granted to s

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Pete Frandano, a seasoned professional in commercial real estate, provides insights on the thriving commercial real estate market in North Carolina. With a diverse background in brokerage and appraisal, Pete highlights key trends, opportunities, and challenges in various sectors post-pandemic, showc

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Explore the North Carolina licensure application process for Clinical Mental Health Counselors (LCMHC) presented by Christina Rosen, Ed.D. Learn about the three levels of licensure, contact info for the North Carolina Board of Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors, practice of counseling activi

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Explore the North Carolina licensure application process for Clinical Mental Health Counselors (CMHCs) through an in-depth presentation by Christina Rosen, focusing on levels of licensure, application procedures, transition from LCMHCA to LCMHC status, direct hours definition, renewal process, and m

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The Emergency Management Certification Program by the North Carolina Training and Standards Advisory Board for 2021 entails a two-tiered process involving Associate and Executive Emergency Manager designations. Educational requirements range from a high school/GED for Associates to a Bachelor's degr

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The Town of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, under Misty D. Watson, CPA, saw positive financial outcomes in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017. Key highlights include an increase in assets exceeding liabilities, strong property tax collection rates, and prudent management of funds. The independent

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Perkins funding plays a vital role in advancing Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs in North Carolina, preparing students for the workforce by providing essential skills and aligning high school and college education. The impact of Perkins extends to various programs and initiatives, benef

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The 2019 North Korea United States Hanoi Summit was a two-day meeting between North Korean chairman Kim Jong-un and U.S. president Donald Trump. The summit, held in Hanoi on February 27-28, 2019, ended abruptly with no agreement reached due to disagreements over sanctions. Preparations for the summi

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The latest update for Food and Nutrition Services in North Carolina indicates the end of emergency allotments in February 2023. Beneficiaries are advised to check their new benefit amounts online and explore additional food resources available. The communication timeline includes notices to be issue

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North Carolina's General Assembly passed a law allowing public schools seeking voluntary child care facility licensure to use the same building standards for prekindergarten classrooms as for kindergarten classrooms. This means that classrooms for three- and four-year-old preschool students can be u

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North Carolina's Executive Order 80 aims to combat climate change through initiatives like reducing energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and increasing zero-emission vehicles. The order establishes plans and a council to address climate change effectively. The development process for the Cl

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Cape Fear River Watch, Sierra Club, Waterkeeper Alliance, and Western North Carolina Alliance have petitioned the EMC for a declaratory ruling concerning the application of groundwater rules to coal ash lagoons. They seek clarification on the 2L Rule's requirements for corrective action and source e

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Explore the Chief 101 class in North Carolina that covers the 9S inspection criteria, response rating system, sources for inspection preparation, and consequences of noncompliance. Learn about the status of fire districts in NC, fire protection definitions, and various fire tax districts outside cor

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North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition (NCHRC) implements harm reduction interventions, public health strategies, and justice reform through programs like LEAD (Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion). LEAD diverts low-level drug offenders and sex workers to treatment instead of the traditional crimina

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The legal landscape in North Carolina regarding cow share agreements and raw milk dispensing has undergone significant changes, impacting farmers and consumers alike. The Farm Act of 2018 and modifications to NCGS 106-266.35 have implications for milk distribution, sales regulations, and exemptions

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Partnering with QuitlineNC is key to improving tobacco cessation in North Carolina. Research shows that a combination of evidence-based coaching and FDA-approved medications is most effective. Cessation benefits should encompass various treatments while avoiding common barriers. Success rates can be

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The North Carolina Pregnancy & Continuity of Care During COVID-19 Task Force emphasizes health equity, equitable access to quality care, and safe patient-centered birthing options. Addressing factors such as employment, housing, and education is crucial in supporting pregnant individuals during and

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Statute Law is written law created through the parliamentary process, forming the basis of the legal system. Common Law, on the other hand, is unwritten law based on judicial decisions and precedents. They govern different aspects such as civil and criminal matters, each with its unique characterist

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The North Carolina Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, managed by Ed Norman, MPH, is implementing proposed temporary rules and receiving funds for lead testing and remediation. Public schools and licensed child care facilities are affected by the regulations, with specific requirements for

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Exploring the potential of wind and solar energy on forested land in North Carolina, this article discusses the benefits and challenges of harnessing renewable energy in forested areas. Topics include the evolution of wind energy technology in forested regions, advantages, disadvantages, and the imp

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Stay-Right laws in North Carolina have a rich historical background, evolving from the 1926 Uniform Vehicle Code to the current regulations that require vehicles to stay in the right-hand lane for through traffic or as close as practicable to the right-hand edge of the highway. Over the years, there

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Explore the initiatives undertaken by NCDOT to reduce VMT in North Carolina through studies, toolkits, task forces, and collaboration with various stakeholders. Discover the importance of VMT reduction, its environmental and health benefits, commuter trends, and the impact of COVID-19 on transit rid

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The Racial Justice Act in North Carolina allows inmates to challenge death sentences based on statistical disparities regarding race. After its passage, many inmates appealed their cases, causing political controversy. Legal strategies focused on avoiding race-related litigation and highlighting dis

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Study conducted at University of North Carolina focused on Japanese Lesson Study (LS) as a form of action research to improve discipline literacy in science and math. The LS method, a structured form of action research, involves specific team activities for research, decision making, implementation,

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In North Carolina, the NCBRTL plays a crucial role in regulating and monitoring the practice of Recreational Therapists. The organization awards credentials, sets competencies, and ensures compliance with Chapter 90C, the Code of Ethics, and Standards of Practice. Through monitoring, disciplinary ac

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Explore the comprehensive guide to pupil transportation laws and policies in North Carolina. Topics covered include state public school law, authority of local boards of education, duties of the State Board, guidelines for routing, assignment of school buses, and use and operation of school buses. G

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North Carolina has emerged as a leader in criminal justice reforms, particularly in addressing wrongful convictions and reducing the use of the death penalty. With a focus on exonerations, media coverage, and public concern, the state has seen significant changes in its approach to the justice syste

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Explore South Carolina's diverse landform regions, river systems, major cities, and interactions between people and the physical landscape. Learn about the significance of Cheraw, Camden, Columbia, and North Augusta along the Fall Line and Sand Hills regions, as well as the Santee River and Edisto R

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Explore North Carolina's sentencing guidelines for felonies and different types of homicide, including punishments for crimes such as first-degree murder, manslaughter, and assault. Delve into a ranking exercise to assess which crimes may be perceived as most deserving of the death penalty based on

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This document outlines the key provisions of the North Carolina Air Toxics Rule Changes pursuant to Session Law 2012-91. It includes exemptions for sources subject to certain federal regulations, requirements for rule amendments and reviews, and procedures related to toxic air pollutants permitting

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Recent legislative changes in North Carolina include authorizing civilian traffic investigators, establishing a pilot program for automatic license plate readers, and allocating grant money to local law enforcement agencies. These updates bring new regulations regarding traffic accidents, data discl

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Legal systems play a crucial role in governing societies, with Roman Law, Common Law, Civil Law, and Religious Law being some of the major types worldwide. Roman Law, focusing on private law, has influenced legal traditions in various regions, especially in Europe. Contrasting Common Law and Civil L

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Last week’s events in North Carolina regarding the death penalty include an inmate choosing firing squad due to lack of drugs, a Texas DA cancelling an execution request after a spiritual advisor ruling, and the new DA opposing the death penalty. The historical background of North Carolina's death

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Career Banding Program in North Carolina State Government collapses job titles into generic titles, creates wider pay ranges, and focuses on employee competencies for career advancement. It simplifies administrative processes, delegates compensation decisions, and encourages competency development.

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The North Carolina Emergency Management Law 101, presented by Will Polk, Assistant General Counsel, delves into the measures taken by governments and the populace at various levels to minimize the adverse effects of emergencies. The law covers the planning, prevention, mitigation, warning, movement,

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Explore different types of homicide as defined by North Carolina, along with the associated punishments. Dive into the complexities of determining crimes deserving death penalty, as seen in McGautha v. California (1971), and participate in exercises to gauge perspectives on heinous crimes. Learn abo

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